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2.1. Meaning and Scope
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What is arbitration?
Hint
Think about how disputes are resolved without going to court.
- 2.
Name one type of arbitration.
Hint
Consider where the parties are located.
- 3.
What is the primary outcome of the arbitration process?
- Mediation Agreement
- Arbitral Award
- Settlement Statement
Hint
Consider the formal conclusion of disputes in arbitration.
- 4.
The Arbitration and Conciliation Act of 1996 minimizes judicial intervention. True or False?
- True
- False
Hint
Recall the differences between the 1940 and 1996 Acts.
- 5.
What are the differences in how the 1940 Act and the 1996 Act treat judicial intervention in arbitration? Provide examples.
Hint
Reflect on the impact of reduced intervention on arbitration efficiency.
- 6.
Analyze the importance of having a clear arbitration clause in contracts. What issues can arise from vagueness?
Hint
Think about how clarity prevents future disagreements.
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